I admire the Amarr and Caldari most, due to them being very though and determined.

No of course we aren't all good. I just got back from eliminating a rogue agent while he was sleeping in the same bed with his wife. Boom. Struck right in the danger zone.

But if we are messed up then the Caldari and Amarr are just despicable.

And on what basis do you proclaim them "monsters"? Or being an enslaving zealot distinct from being a "human with flaws"?

Slavery is practiced by several cultures, not just the Amarr, and requires no belief in a higher power to make it acceptable. All it requires is a cultural decision that ownership rights can extend to other humans. Some cultures embrace this idea; others discard it. The universe does not seem to pass judgment either way.

Your ethics, Mr. Horned Wolf, are just as much a product of cultural programming, unsubstantiated by any relationship to an objective value (there seems to exist no such creature), as theirs are.

Or, to be more blunt, can you show me an inalienable human right? I'd like to mount one on my wall.

HERE HERE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

As being a Amarrian religous reformist I personally do not like The Amarr forcing they're will on others. That is why I understand the Minmitar I just reject they're continued hatred. I hope 1 day the 2 work together or something.

So I see The Book Of Reclaiming in a different way. I bleieve Reclaiming is only ok in defence or if land/territory is lost during a war or something. Then it can be reclaimed otherwise invading & taking worlds I do not approve of without a very high, reasonable & good reason.

But I don't deny the wrong done to them for this is 1 of the evils of The Amarr but it was very long ago basically around at the beginning of the Book Of Reclaiming. I believe which was millions or thousands of years ago in New Eden.

The Book Of Reclaiming is seen & used differently by the emperors & Empresses. Some barely pay attention to it, some don't believe in it, some use it as reason for war campaign. It varies & depends on the ruler & they're personality.

The Amarr have a very lloonnggg Authority Ranking system. Though some rankings are close to each-other or near being the same class.

Not really counting other races since they're technically not in The Amarr Empire.

At the very bottom are those who's name is removed from The Book Of Life (I believe it's called) which has everyone's name it, for they're name to be removed from the book takes something unspeakable & extremely evil only some few have been removed from it & it's considered a far worse punishment then being a servant.

Servants are eventually redeemed those who have they're name struck from the book is beyond redemption in the living world. Then theirs servants, then they're keepers, then the normal population merchants, scholars and etc., then I think theirs the military, then theirs the military generals/advisers to The Emperor or Empress, then High Ranked Religous Advisers/Scholars to The Emperor or Empress, Then the Royal families, Then theirs The 5 Heirs, Then The Emperor &/or Empress, then The Speaker Of Truths, then The Sefrim a.k.a Angels from Heaven, then theirs God itself.

If you think any Faction in New Eden is wholly good than you are a fool.

I'm surprised that no one has yet mentioned Sansha's Nation. I mean, they seem to have some sort of utopian dream going on.

Granted, it does involve slave implants; but humans are too untrustworthy to be expected to make utopia without some sort of hook.

My favourite examples of the Gallente ws in the book Templar one. *Spoiler*

Near the end of the book all 4 empires are wanting to converge over a world with Immortal soldiers. The Gallente President, who was a Capsuleer, was in front of the press telling the camera's that he would never order military actions against the Caldari.

At the same time he has communications open to his generals and is using that mind link to order an attack of a Caldari fleet.